Re: What is the best way to handle "too many open files" errors?

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Sean --

Thanks for the lengthy and thoughtful response. 

What I've found most successful so far is hunting through the lsof | grep
http and finding ways to eliminate unnecessary files. And I'm also exploring
an expansion of my production resources to include a second tier machine
that houses the database. 

If either of these ideas are stupid -- or there's something more efficient
-- I'd really appreciate the pointers. 

Thank you.

Ben.
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